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Jugular street luge racing schedule. StatusConfirmedYearOriginAzumanga DaiohTags,Additional ReferencesAboutWaifu is an term primarily used by Asian men to refer to one's own wife. While the colloquial use of the word in East Asian cultures predates its online popularity, the term has been since adopted by circles and fans to refer to one's favorite female manga or anime character. The male equivalent is commonly referred to as a 'Husbando' OriginThe term 'Waifu' was first introduced to the English-speaking audiences through a scene from the popular high school anime series, which aired in Japan from April to September 2002 and later released as a DVD set in the United States in September 2005. In the scene, the protagonist's perverted homeroom teacher Mr.

Kimura drops a of a mysterious woman on the classroom floor. When asked by his students about the person in the picture, Mr. Kimura simply replies: 'Mai Waifu.' SpreadThe Engrish word 'waifu' stuck with the English-speaking fans and throughout the latter half of 2000s, the term became heavily used by both anime fans and trolls on 4chan's /a/ (anime & manga) board, as a term of endearment to refer to a female character and as a flamebait to mock the obsessive nature of the subculture, respectively. As 'mai waifu' continued to appear on, a list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) addressing the term was created as a supplement to the /a/ board.The first and only Urban Dictionary definition for 'Mai Waifu' was created by user Surhta on April 2nd, 2007.weaboo for my wifeThis is mai waifu However, the use of 'mai waifu' is not restrictedly solely to anime or manga characters, as it has been seen with images of non-Japanese cartoon characters or even photographs of real life celebrities.